They spoke Russian again": Blogger complained about "unfaithful" Crimean drivers Lawyer and gastronomic blogger Linda Mazor spoke on social media about the "unpleasant" incident she witnessed on public transport. "Gas traffic controllers just spoke to the passenger in Russian again. After the comment, they explained that they would speak in Russian if the passenger spoke Russian. You need to speak the passenger's language. Why are such unfaithful people working at RS? "- Mazor was indignant. However, in the comments, only the main Russian of Latvia, Liana Langa, expressed unconditional support for the author, who called the Rīgas movement to account for "Russification". But other users condemned Mazur. "Stop stirring up controversy. If you don't like it, don't listen. It is the ultimate stupidity to make comments about what language to speak. There is no such thing in any country, only sick Russophobes cannot relax. Neither the constitution nor the law on the language of the country prohibits this," Janis noted. "Why do you care what language a person speaks? It's lame," Elvis added. "The ability to communicate in many languages is a sign of a developed person. It seems like you have a personal grudge against the Russians. Maybe this is the problem? Strong people, like Latvians, in my opinion, are not bothered by foreign languages. Don't engage in hate speech. Instead, you have to take responsibility for it, not the winner," Maris wrote.